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White Lotus Katana With Scabbard

$63.99
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44196 #42 BK4500
3.5 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • GRACEFUL DISPLAY SWORD: Begging to be added to your collection.
  • HIGH CARBON STEEL BLADE: 27 1/2” display blade with a faux hamon line and decorative habaki.
  • METAL ALLOY FITTINGS: Gold-look pommel and scabbard mouth complementing the circular tsuba.
  • WOODEN HANDLE: Wrapped in white cord and faux rayskin with gold-colored menuki.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 39”, in a glossy white scabbard with a gold accent and faux red jewel.
White Lotus Katana With Scabbard
  • GRACEFUL DISPLAY SWORD: Begging to be added to your collection.
  • HIGH CARBON STEEL BLADE: 27 1/2” display blade with a faux hamon line and decorative habaki.
  • METAL ALLOY FITTINGS: Gold-look pommel and scabbard mouth complementing the circular tsuba.
  • WOODEN HANDLE: Wrapped in white cord and faux rayskin with gold-colored menuki.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 39”, in a glossy white scabbard with a gold accent and faux red jewel.
$63.99
The White Lotus Katana is a silky and graceful display sword and scabbard that just begs to be displayed in your collection. It has a keenly sharp, 27 1/2” high carbon steel display blade with a faux hamon line that leads to a decorative habaki. Both the pommel and mouth of the scabbard are crafted of metal alloy with a genuine gold look to complement the circular tsuba. The wooden handle is traditionally wrapped with white cord and faux rayskin and has gold-colored menuki on each side. The 39” overall sword slides into a glossy white wooden scabbard with a shiny gold accent featuring a faux red jewel.

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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"The sword is constructed well and looks beautiful. A truly amazing display piece, and it's fairly light as well. A few complaints though. The scabbard came filled with some gooey substance, so every time I drew the blade, it was covered in the same stuff. Overtime I managed to get most of it out, but still something to note. Also, my blade came extremely dull. I mean, it was so dull that I could literally press it firmly against my arms and hands and be perfectly fine. No way I could cut anything with it out of the box, although I can always sharpen it later if need be."

Jordan K. (4/5)

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